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Malishan
A thrilling documentary about a group of international professionals who went to Taiwan to open one of the longest Canyoning descents in the world – an eight day first descent down the Malishan River.
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Malishan
A thrilling documentary about a group of international professionals who went to Taiwan to open one of the longest Canyoning descents in the world – an eight day first descent down the Malishan River.
In spring 2016 a group of 8 professional canyoneers from around the world gathered in Taiwan to set a new milestone in expedition canyoning. After a disappointing start because of unfavourable weather-conditions the team set out for their goal. With very view information only from satelite pictures, a rarely updated map and some local spouts the adventure began. After and epic 8 day mission facing many challenges the team successfully returned being the first to achive a selfsupported expedition of that length.
This is their story.
In spring 2016 a group of 8 professional canyoneers from around the world gathered in Taiwan to set a new milestone in expedition canyoning. After a disappointing start because of unfavourable weather-conditions the team set out for their goal. With very view information only from satelite pictures, a rarely updated map and some local spouts the adventure began. After and epic 8 day mission facing many challenges the team successfully returned being the first to achive a selfsupported expedition of that length.
This is their story.
